The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX por ROBINS WIN OVER GIANTS Dazzy Vance Takes His 13th Straight Victory Sept Te The was tightened up yester- klyn Robin { the present ser- ies with the york Giants, won » THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SEN, COUZENS IS OPPOSED IN MICHIGAN Senator Is Fighting Again For Republican Nomina- tion in Primary |for the Republican {the nomination for | the Democratic ballot there is no op- P.)—With a record vote for a pri- | mary election forecast by political observers, Michigan voters are today | between three candidates nomination for U. S. Senator and seven aspirants for Governor. On choosing Detroit, Mich., Sept. 9.—(By the A.| HOG RAISING IS PROFITABLE TON. D. FARMER (Special to The Tribune) Mott, N. D., Sept. 9.—Raising three hundred fifty hogs and feed- ing a carload of steers for the mar- ket, milking thirty-five cows with a ‘milking machine, one hundred fif- |teen acres of corn and one hundred acres of barley and oats, is the story this year on the farm of S. 0. Skartvedt and son, Paul, which five years ago was a strictly wheat farm. The barley yielded forty bushels to the acre and some was sold at sixty cents per bushel. A beautiful team of registered black Percheron mares with colts were recently added to the farm equipment, a few hogs being turned off to furnish the cash. This is a striking example of the change in farming methods which is going on in this vicinity, with remarkable success. NOTE GIVES TIPON MAIL ROBBERY Meade, Kansas.—A note found in garage 300 miles away tipped off of- ficers of Rock Island company that an attempt to rob the Golden Ship limited would be made last night. The tip proved a true one and in the fight two deputies were wounded, pro. bably fatally. Posses this morning are searching the county for the two bandits. A note was found in the garage at Roseville, near Topeka, Monday night shortly after three men had stopped for gasoline. When the train drew into Meade, Sheriff Letter with a score of deputies were hidden begun shooting, One of the robbers | tained: pail worth 9); quarter of at was seen to fall but he escaped with another member of the band. A spe- cial agent of the Rock Island said he understood that the mail car con- What Most million dollat There are 592,489 words in Old Testament. Men Neeal A scientifically constructed shoe,—built for foot freedom. The Man’s Ground Gripper Oxford means maximum com- fort with minimum foot-fag. In Black or Tan Leathers. ROUND position. U. S. Senator James Couzens in- cumbent, is opposed by Judge Arthur Tuttle of the U. S. District Court for the Republican nomination for the short term, made by the appointment of Couzens to fill a vacancye while Judge Tuttle and Daniel Tussing of Lansing, are opposing the Senator for the full term. Governor Alex J. Groesbeck is running for nomination for his third term, standing on his record. This record has been chal- lenged by Herbert F. Baker, who has campaigned against the Governor and who claims farmer and labor support. Charles R. Slight of Grand Rapids also claims support of farmers and strength in northern Michigan. W. W. Potter, chairman of the public utilities commission, is run- ning on a platform of economy; James W. Hamilton, a sponsor of the proposed anti-parochial _ school amendment to the Constitution, cam- paigned on that issue; Rev. Frede- rick Perry is said to be the Ku Klux Klan candidate, and Lieut. Gov. Thomas Read, asking the farmers’ support, is the seventh candidate. by the score « Brooklyn's pitching Giants safe in the a 000 fans, while Art Neh to retire in th venth, It Vancé’s 13th straight victory. was the only g in the National} League. in a neighboring box car. When two of the bandits demanded that the en- gineer hold up his hands, the officers POLO GAME POSTPONED New York, Sept, 9.—(By the A. P.) —The opening game of the interna- tional polo series between the Unit- ed States and Canada at the Mea- dowbrook Club, Westbury, Long Is- land, this afternoon had been post- poned because of rain, ad_ will be ployed tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock if the weather permits, Report Forest Fire Controlled Salt Lake City, Sept. 9.—Telephone reports reaching here from Ashton, Idaho, early this morning were to the effect that the forest fire which broke out yesterday morning in the Yellowstane National Park was un- der control and practically ex- tinguished. angen eatin “gt RIPPER WALKING SHOES MEN’S CLOTHES SHOP. Alex Rosen & Bro. forced | 4, +, y, ' ’ z i forced | folks in Washington are sure the Senators are going to be in the world ‘ttl series this year. Already, they are clamoring for tickets. Here are President Clarke Griffith (left) and Secretary B, R. Eynon going over some of the requests. Walter Johnson pitched the Sena-| to victory in the American Lea- | and will pay their debt to the only party that ever did faithfully stand for them, we'll be elected without the need of a single ‘male-man’ vote.” Mr. Faris asserted the Prohibition fue, York Yankees | also were winning. | Washington took an easy victory, | 8 to 4, Philadelphia, while the it Yankees defented Boston, 2 to 0,| ket would be placed on the official with Joe Bush holding the Red Sox ballots in nearly half of the states, to two hits. No other games were 1S ASKED among them Pennsylvania, [linois \ played in the American League. and California, and that he thought ? “BASEBALL |] = e it would find a place in many more p— ss ates. “In 1920” he continued, “a American Association MARCK.N.DAK. DIAMONDS."JEWELAY Wedgwood China and Pottery We just received a mes age from New York notify ing us of the arrival of our order of WEDGWOOD China direct from England. We are fortunate to be EXCLUSIVE manufacturers’ agents in Bismarck for this ‘beautiful line of china. We find there are some imita- tions and some pieces called seconds that are being sold by jobbers to some jewelers who are not well posted on this line of china. The imitation pieces are not even good duplicates, and the pieces called seconds are very little better than the imitation. Our Shipment of Wedg- wood China will arrive in ten days when we will be pleased to show you the dit- ference between seconds and the perfect pieces. F. A. KNOWLES Jeweler—Bismarck. Selling agents for the Genu- ine Wedgwood for seven- teen years. great many of our people thought our work done. But government is only ‘one percent law and 99 per- cent enforcement’ and you can’t ex- pect the Prohibition laws to be en- forced Jy unsympathetic officials now Prohibitionists Would Ask Support of Women in Coming Election Pet. St. Pant Indian Louisvi Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis Columbu Kansas City ppt. 9 Plan 4 nation-wide campaign on behalf of his candidacy for President on the National Prohibition ticket are seri ously hampered by a lack of fund an P. Faris of Clinton, Mo., ed here, “We'll nev ubout being investig slush fund,” he aven't got one, If we had one dollar for e hundred the b parties have, we'd win this election 1 Mr. 1 65-year-old banker and Sunday School superintendent, he lieves in the cause of Prohibition and! in the ultimate success of the Proty fashions, the »s and dol- bition party. . mans being more elaborately treated Radio Will help and featured for dress wear. Radio is go | part in. this | paign, Mr und he hopes j to utiliz sibilities frequently in his own campaign, By way of fir ing the opening gun in his battle for Prohibition victory, he s from a large station here. | Faris is at the s of his| nd is ready to speak any time,) anywhere, he said. The actual p for his campaign are in ch vational chairman, i Central branch dquarters of the party is in Chi- cago in charge of John P. Coffin of Johnstown, Fla, Western headquar- ters in Los Angeles is in charge of John C, Bell, vice-chairman of the national committee. Will Elect Officers “One thing is certain,” Mr. Fai said, “We've been electing the is- sues for 50 years and the other fel- lows have been electing the officers. It ought to be our turn to elect the| officers. “If we can get only one-half of the good people in both old parties, who are sick and tired of the proven cor-| ruption which has besmirched both major parties, to tell Uncle Sam at the ballot box their real h de- sires, we'll be elected by a tremend- ous majority. “If the good women will recognize the fact that it was through our p: ty they gained their suffrage rights ZR-3 READY TO FLY TO U. S. Kansas City for said he was hm of party's candidate for vic it. Miss Brehm, he declared, »ecr of any candidate now in the field, even though she doesn’t {smoke a pipe upside down or wear a skull cap. When she presides over the senate as its president, the world will sit up and take’ notice.” STRAW VOTE FOR COOLIDGE ‘Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 9.—The first straw vote of the Indiana state fair by the Chicago Tribune, ac- counting for 2,127 votes—probably five per cent of all of the visitors who passed through the gates—gave this result: . Candidate Party —- Vote Coolidge, Republican ..1,320 Davis, Democrat ...... 537 LaFollette, Independent 254 Poster, Farmer-Labor Tailor-made Suits at Ready- made prices. Klein’s Tog- ; A gery. Because we realize the tremendously im- portant part you play in making Bismarck and the surrounding country a better com- munity, we are proud to extend a greeting to you as you take up your work for the com- ing school year. New York chuckled, Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Boston Every Gordon hat has to be just so. That’s why they’re hard to make but easy to wear. The five dollar price is easy to, pay, too. tR FASHIONS s and the sleeved dol- their place in the j winter And we consider it a privilege to place at your disposal the services and facilities of this long established bank. prominent idential cum: SHAWL COLLARS of fur are very | effectively used on the new coats, and frequently coupled with wousquetaire cuffs of fur. Pet. 62.05 25.24 11.94 0.74 oeee2,127 99.97 Because of the columns which have been printed about the Ku Klux Klan and the scandal which resulted in former Governor Warren T. Me- Cray going to the federal prison, it was natural for an outsider to pre- sume that the sentiment at present in the Hoosier state would be about evenly divided, as between the Dem- ocrats and Republicans. That has been the attitude of residents of this state for many years. In recent past presidential elec- tions, the difference in the number of votes cast by the Republicans and Democrats has been exceedingly small. Four years ago, when Har- ding carried all the states, except eleven, he did not get as large a percentage of the vote in Indiana as Coolidge did recently in the state fair straw ballot. Harding in 1920 received only 55.16 per cent of the total votes of In- diana, while Coolidge garnered in 62.05, in fact, no presidential can- didate on any ticket has received 62 per cent of the total of the state in the last 32 years. Washington w York Detroit St. Louis Cleveland Bo | Shawl are radiocast gees Totals Electric ‘Cookery. Is Better Cookery. lelphia Chicago vice NOTICE We are putting curbing in St. Mary’s Cemetery. See Wm. Noggle or Phone 728. Too Late To Classify FOR RENT—Two warm furnished light housekeeping rooms, $28.00, t part of City. Call 872. 9-9-3t RESULTS YESTERDAY me NATIONAL LEAGUE Brookiyn 7; New York Others not scheduled, BISMARCK, P. C. Remington, President. J. A. Graham, Vice President and Cashier. C. M. Schmierer, Assistant Cashter. AMERICAN LE. 8; Philadelphia 4. Boston 0. St. Louis at Chicago, rain, Others not scheduled. ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 9. : Columbus 8. not scheduled. - GREEN MEN T0 FILL MOST OF | TEAM PLACES Bismarck High School Loses! Many Football Stars by Graduation Although handicapped through the graduation last year of many of the thall stars of the Bismarck high | F school, Coach James H. Morrison to- mself as being en- couraged the prospects for a successful season. Among the play- ers back this fall are Bender, Shep- ard, and Russell, line, and Brown, Kubert, H and Olson, backfield. The elig’ f Brown and Kubert | is doubtful. The remaining places | will have to be filled with green, material. | A tentative schedule has been ar- ranged as follows: State ining WANTED TO BUY—Six room house, desirable ci lots as down pay- ment. Write Tribune Ad No. 825. 9-9-1w You can saw Sheet- rock, nail it, fit it to form, just like lumber. It makes standard walls and ceilings. It is easy to erect — you or your carpenter nail it to the joists or stud- ding. Itscostislow. A different wallboard. ROCK the fireproof WALLBOARD F. H. CARPENTER LUMBER CO. Protecting Your Credit THNUKOUYAGONAOOADOUARUERAUASUADAUARAAAU AAA z= PALMISTRY AND PHRENOLOGIST —Madam Leattimorelle moved back smarck 121 First St. and Helps you find lost 9-9-4 “MAXEE” THE TALKING MAXWELL Afternoons 2:30. FOR RENT—Modern furnished sleep- ing rooms. Phone 236-R. 817 8th St. 9-9-3t GETTING SKINNIER EVERY DAY Something Must Be Done and Done Darn Quick, Too, Tens of thousands of thin, run- down men—yes, and women too—are getting discouraged—are giving up all hope of ever being able to take on flesh and look healthy and strong. All such people can stop worrying and start to smile right now for Mc- Coy’s Cod Liv- er Oil Tablets, which any druggist will tell you all about, is put- ting flesh on hosts of skinny folks every day. One woman, tired, weak and disic ou raged, put on 15 lbs, : in five weeks rn CPZ and feels fine. We all know that Cod Liver Oil is full of flesh producing vitamines, but many people can’t take it be- ‘ 4 cause of its horrible smell and fishy | "4 taste, and because it often upsets the : 5 stomach. McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets are as easy to take as candy, and if any thin person don’t gain at least 6 pounds in 30 days your druggist will give you your money back—and only 60 cents a box. Ask —A— or any live pharmacist anywhere. “Get McCoy’s, the original and gen- uine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.”—Adv. Evenings 7:30. China, Korea, lear a Far East river chant; “Fig-wood oars, a boat of the wood of the sand-pear. At either end, jade lets and Pipes of gold .. Sail on Canadian ific Emprese— largest, fastest and finest ships on the Pacific—it costs no more on these big ships. steamship agents or H, M. TAIT, 611-2nd Av., South Minneapolis, Minn. 500 people saw this car yesterday and heard it’s remarkable ability to actually talk. Corwin Motor Co. school, Sept. ept. City, 20, here. : Sept. 27, at Valley Jamestown, Oct. 4, here. Mandan, Oct. 11, here. Minot, Oct. 18, Minot. Dickinson, Oct. 25, here. Mandan, » 1, at Mandan, The football field is being laid the ball park today, and ces will be regular. Morrison, who succeeds “Dutch” Houser as mentor of the local team, is a graduate of lowa | State College at Ames. No one can protect your credit but you—no one else can destroy. it, for, always, your credit is what you make it. Your credit is one of your greatest assets GOLDSTEIN IS BOUT VICTOR } Long Island City, N. Y., Sept. 9— IT DESERVES YOUR HIGHEST PROTECTION -. Tomorrow is the 10th To Promptly Pay is the Better Way _ Bismarck Credit Bureau ——Where your paying habits are being recorded -—— Abe Goldstein, world’s _ bantam- weight champion successfully de- fended his title in a furious 15 round match last night against Tommy Ry- | an of McKeesport, Pa., at the Queens- boro A. The challenger narrowly escaped a knockout in the 13th round. Nearly 300 radio books have been published in the last two years. IUHUUUENUOUETAEOGEUEGUEASEEAUEAEEOEEUAUEEEEEOOEEAUUAAL ALL The ZR-3, German Zeppelin, turned over to the United States, is ready for its flight across the Atlantic. Above is the’cabin of the ship being inspected by American newspaper men. 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